Rules For Flying Kites: Before enjoying kite flying on 15th August, it is important to know some important things. Otherwise, amidst the fun, your day can end directly in the police station.

In a few days, the country will see the celebration of 15th August i.e. Independence Day. The sky will be filled with tricolor kites and people will gather on rooftops at various places. This day is not only for hoisting the flag and watching the parade. But it is also a special opportunity to show the skill of kite flying.

Flying kites has been an important part of Independence Day from childhood to adulthood. Many people buy special kites on this day and fly kites with friends or family while having a lot of fun. But one thing is often overlooked amidst this fun.

Let us tell you that there are rules for flying kites and if they are broken, the police can take action. Many people fly kites in such a way without knowing which is against the law. Therefore, it is important that you understand these rules beforehand.

The first rule is of height. In many states of the country, kite flying is not allowed at a height of more than 200 feet. Flying kites at a height higher than this can pose a threat to air traffic. Therefore, it is strictly prohibited. The same rules apply to drones and kites.

Apart from this, there is also a rule regarding Manjha. Metallic or glass-coated which is called Chinese Manjha. The use of this Manjha is completely banned. It not only harms birds and animals. But it can also prove fatal for people.

The police can register a case against those who sell and use such Manjha. If a person is caught using a banned Manjha. Then he can be fined and in many cases can also be arrested. In many states, there is a provision of strict punishment under the Environmental Protection and Public Safety Act.

So this time before flying a kite, definitely check the rules of your area. Choose the right height and safe Manjha. This will not only keep you safe. In fact, the risk to the lives and property of others will also be reduced. If you do not follow the rules, you will get into trouble.